so the strategic initiative lead is lar quong dr. lar quong, appointed to that role by pamela hyde, the administrator of the substance abuse and mental health services administration, with the focus on working not only with issues of domestic violence but also working with the issues of the criminal justice system because, indeed, as i mentioned, it's not the abuse excuse, it is trying to break the cycle. we spend a lot of money reincarcerating individuals who have primary issues that have never dealt with, so especially in nonviolent situations. we wanted to break that cycle and, as dr. harris pointed out, we also want to create a workforce that has a stable appreciation of traumatic phenomenon so that, again, we don't blame the child, we don't blame the wife, we don't blame the spouse who is the victim of trauma. and the gains center also has some training programs as well as other initiatives, correct? yes, we have a number of programs that address trauma, and one can access that from our web site at wwww.samhsa.gov gains center.

lars, does he need to rally his support here in iowa given those numbers we're talking about here?i think he has to rally his support all across america, megyn, because americans have figured out that that hope/change didn't work out very well for most americans, and i think that's reflected in the poll numbers you just cited. the fact is americans heard the president's promises, and they understand that he didn't come through with them. he was not a uniter, he didn't keep unemployment below 8.5%, he didn't bring jobs to america, and he didn't restrain federal spending. this is a problem for the president, and it's going to be a problem all the way to november. megyn: leslie, you know, the president's got 20 paid employees here, his campaign, he's got eight offices in iowa. he's going to be talking too his supporters via a live internet video feed tonight. he's actually going to take some questions. his remarks begin at 8:15 p.m. eastern time, right smack dab in the middle of the gop iowa caucuses. he obviously considers it to stay important in the conversation of this state, to th

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and lars larson also a syndicated talk show host.e start with you, lars, did jay carney drop the ball on that. >> he sure did. this would be an easy one you would think for somebody like the president or spokesman to condemn, to say that obviously it's going too far, obviously it's putting human life at risk, both the people who live in oakland, the police officers who have to respond to this. but remember, his boss is that old community organizer. he probably likes a little rumbling in the streets. the thing is, these are people who have never hesitated to condemn the tea party for all of the free speech that's done peaceably, and productively and without arrests and violence. when it comes to this kind of thing in oakland they can't condemn it, they couldn't say butter if they had a mouth full and it's shameful that carney and his boss couldn't do something about it. they could publicly condemn it and leslie could do it too. megyn: the president got in trouble for weighing in on a law enforcement matter in massachusetts with the po

northwestern's land lars win since 1949 rose bowl. >> while most were partying last night, madison and levi were jumping san diego bay. madison on the bike on the snowmobile and they live to tell about it. good stuff. mike shumann will be in tonight. he'll wrap week 17 of the n.f.l. raiders are hosting san diego with a playoff berth. >>> speaking of the new year, next at 9:30, we'll show you how the rival of 2012 was celebrated around the world. and the explanation pg&e is giving state regulators for why some gas pipelines >>> here is how people around the world rang in the new year. in london, 200,000 people watched the fireworks that was set off from the london eye. in rio de janeiro in brazil, people headed to the beach and this gorgeous image, russia kicking off the new year with fireworks in moscow. >> in case you are wondering why the rose parade is on this morning, the full schedule will wait until monday. that is part of the tradition when new year's day falls on a sunday. this years grand marshal will be j.r. martinez, he won the "dancing with the stars" trophy and sharing his

le pidiÓ rubio a los miembros de su partido que no sean asÍ, y fue atacado y criticado en el mismo lar no apoyar una reforma migratoria y el dream act. >>> habla de muchas cosas. >>> efectivamente los nÚmeros indican que paul estarÍa prÁcticamente con pocas posibilidades de avanzar, lo mismo que santorum, vamos a hacer un comparativo entre room romney y gingrich. >>> romney tendrÍa un 38%, mientras que este candidato en un 29%. >>> este otro una diferencia de ocho minutos, cnn ponen solamente do puntos de diferencia entre ellos, ¿quÉ podrÍa hacer una diferencia?. >>> el apoyo de otros lÍderes, el factor marco rubio podrÍa ser diferencia. >>> no e casualidad que el senador diera un discurso mÁs moderado. >>> no hay comunidad que entienda mejor la realidad econÓmica, que entienda mejor el sueÑo americano. >>> cuando hablaba de los sueÑos guien quiso despertarlo abruptamente. >>> tres joven kz gritaban por favor ayudennos. >>> rubio ablandÓ su postura an la inmigraciÓn ilegal. >>> hubiera estado bien que estos jovenes que tuvieron el valor de reclamar que hubieran escuchado el mensaje, fu

. >> i guess his most move lar move, he'd tase h-- make me nam the 12 schools in the s.e.w. i didn't know them at the time. it was a great learning when he really wanted to torture me and had no shot. that was his go-to move. >> reporter: you've got to love the big brother/little brother stuff. i hope he's not watching. i do want to say one. a report "way the washington post" said they'd be in the say, healt health peyton. they will be practicing pe terribly without one of their biggest scars. rob gronkowski still battling that high ankle spain. kre it's an interesting for the patriots. every tee kim >> it was at first, pulling up and knowing that on our arrivals, we're using the facility to handle our business. but, you know, once practicing and stuff got ago. it's a nice place, though. a real nice place. >> this is a first-class organization. it's nice. >> reporter: all righ glad half full/glad half if the. under 2-1 under whitney whitman. possibly the only team and now they've to with it with, hosting the bulls. first quarter, rose doing what he does, driving by john wall

forest fires have ravaged lars areas of southern and central chile. -- large areas of southern and central chile. the world's car makers gather at the deli car show, can india's middle-class is afford to buy? >> this is so tall that the eiffel tower could fit underneath it. brazilian authorities are evacuating thousands of more people from their homes in the wake of heavy flooding. the worst hit areas have had a dike breached. >> this is the impact of weeks of heavy rains. this is one of the dams protecting the residents is now suffering a gaping hole. despite the obvious dangers of the raging water, you can see the damage for self. thousands of people are being evacuated. they fear that the whole town will be submerged. i'm certain that by this evening, the water will cover the entire town. >> as they struggle to salvage, many doubt they will be coming back. the fresh misery sweeping across the many communities has prompted the central government to pledge more than $250 million worth of help. they're looking to further strengthen flood defenses. between these states, more than 70 municip

and he was@very outspoken lar on, on potical situations and social situations with the state of israelwas remarkable about einstein's scientific discery? was it method as well as results? >> it was a matter of method. i mean, one thang thank's fascinating@about him is at that time when he made his scoveries, he was, as i said before, a humbpat earnt clerk. working fourhours on his e was patent application and fou" hours on his work that he came the other theory is he he was working on it eight hours a@day under the table. it's unclear, both of those of leges. but the meod, one@thing that we've learned@from the love let$ers is that he was well aware of the literature, read all of the primary sou"ces from contemporary and soin one sense he cos from nowhere and on the other nd he's someone who is wl versed in the physics of the dayí >> this is one of the volumes you were able to produce. tell us about@this. >> this is volume ven@which cors the period from the -- of the first@world war. these are his pars, so the series that we worked on is two serieswritings and@ correspondence. this is t

stem cells were injected into the eyes of two patients with maco -- mack lar -- macular degeneration. it performed better on standardized eye tests four months later. the use of stem cells is controversial because using them involves destroying a human embryo. >>> crews hope to take a human catastrophe from being an environmental one. we're talking about the overturned cruise ship. today divers recovered two bodies from the ship's internet cafi. the number of missing at 23. search leaders say the recovery mission is dangerous and difficult. >> we are seeing a lot of things floating. trays, tables and so on. >> passengers plan to file a class action lawsuit. at this point they're seeking half a billion dollars in damages. >>> parents sometimes worry their children will mimic what they see on television, but for one family in georgia, that turned out to be a good thing. it helped to save a life of their 2-year-old son. 8-year-old malik and his 2-year-old brother michael were playing in the house while the parents were working on the outside. michael asked for a piece of candy. just seco

. >>> the united states is stepping up sanctions against iran over its nick lar program. the u.s. treasury has added the country's third largest bank to a list of sanctions on suspicion of helping to spread nuclear arms and other weapons of mass destruction. the treasury department announced on monday that it will now prohibit u.s. firms from conducting business with iran's bank tejerat as well as its subsidiary trade capital bank. the department says bank tejarat is assisting in obtaining uranium needed for nuclear development. it says the bank is providing services to other domestic financial institutions and firms that are already on the u.s. sanctions list. bank tejarat has a network of some 2,000 domestic branches and has outlets in paris and the former soviet republic of tajikistan according to the treasury department. a senior treasury official says the u.s. targeted the bank as it is one of the few remaining financial access points for iran with the rest of the world. >>> the head of the international monetary fund christine lagarde has asked the european union to boost th

chills have been brought down into the teens and now we are focusing on maryland's most powerful dop lar up a quarter to half an inch. around the fet rake area. looks like it's trial to-- trying to clip mount airy. there may be a brief drop of visibility. that's out west on 70 because we are watching closer to the bestway not much action. the snow showers are trying to clip through northern sections of carroll county and we will watch a few other upper level disturbances that you can see one more surge and this was not here 30 minutes ago but it's trying to build its way back in and we have another disturbance that will slide in the afternoon and that could enhance more widespread snow showers. we will call it flurries this morning but there may be a burst of snow on the west side. 25 to 30 on the thermometer but it feels colder on the maps heading into the afternoon with snow showers as the cold air is built back in and a taste of winter out there. something that the city is taking seriously so right now we will go to baltimore city where linda so has more on the code blue. good morning

lars it home from a corner to seal the 3-2 victory for the home side. >> the glitterati or walpin thewill amend the return of versace. it has made a comeback to the haute couture shows in paris to the luxury body armor and the glamorous gladiators, those of the buzzwords for a collection steeped in imperial roman references. the look presented the near future in a head-on a collision with a past. this is donatella versace's first high-fashion show after presiding over a lucrative collaboration with the brand h&m. where is all the tension in the region around the brand heading right now? we will be going there in just one minute here on dw-tv. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is ana. to make sure she does not start smoking, she uses something rather unique. ♪ >> nice try, ana, but for advice that really works, visit the website. ♪ >> thank you for staying with us. iran hit with a new round of sanctions from both the u.s. and european union. they are the toughest to date. the include an oil embargo and crucially the freezing of all assets of the iranian central bank. eu foreign ministers coordinated their

she is up for a $100,000 school lar ship. israel called garvey an inspiration. he said he thought her presence would be an important influence on the attendees at president barack obama's address next week. >>> 4:47. listen up. how your ipod might be hazardous to your health. it's almost straight out of the movies. the grim discovery next to the famed hollywood sign. coming up. >> the real challenge it getting it there, having it fresh and especially the pride. >> the new spin burger king is putting on fast food service. that story and much more coming up. p-g-and-e now admits it incorrectly classified more than >>> if you step outside right now you will notice it's chilly. in fact, one part of the bay area is under a freeze warning this morning. plus, we are tracking the rain. we'll break it down for you time it out do all that after the break. >>> we are back now at 4:50 on this wednesday. pg&e now admits it incorrectly classified more than 300 miles of its natural gas transmission lines including the same type involved in the deadly san bruno explosion back i

observation that the rear portion of a lot of buildings on this block are fairly square, reck tack you lar. so i'll give you that. but what i was speaking of is more in terms of the relationship of the addition to this existing house, which is quite different, i think, than the other residences on the block. and i think that's what commissioner antonini was getting at and i think that's what commissioner moore was trying to point out, too, that it's the character of the house that we're trying to respond to, not so much -- the other buildings are quite different, like i said. so it's this particular property that we're trying to relate the addition to. and i personally don't think it's a difficult task to do. president miguel: and there was an inference of noncommunication. i don't want to go into that in any depth, but i don't want to hear that when you come back in march. >> the motion on the floor is for continuance to march 15 and you've given instructions to the project sponsor. and i'm going to assume that would include continuing to the department staff. president miguel: yes. >> on

in e a re on missing minorities in this country, particly more than 60,000 of them around the countr larnreported by national so they're trying to make missing -- missing .- but a far lep what gets covered. hopefully that call gets some action done. >>> shifting gears now, gabby giffords is nlonglama from thstatzna. she did turn in resignation ju >> and as you can imagin it was an extraordinarily emotional scene on capitol hill, and it was an emotional story diana alvear to cocf >> reporter: rob and paula, good i'll admit, i cried watching gabby giffords and her and it really goes to show that she may be resiggfro congress but sn something so much bigge it was a packed house, one in which congresswoman gabrielle giffords could barely make her way to her seat, stopping again and again for hugs. she was there to resign, but not before a bipartisan salute from her colleagues. >> her strength and her downright fortitude are an inspiration to all of us and all americans. >> gabby, we love you. we have missed you. >> reporter: giffords then made her way to the floor. with her family and husban

i'm ryan roth, from a company called owe lar tech. i'm on the island of puerto rico. under two years under your administration the island has done a 180 as far as customer service. [ applause ] as far as permitting, when i first interacted with the paurt ricoh electric power energy they were allergic to paying a penny for any other energy source. we were talking about hundreds of mega watts coming online in solar, wind, waste energy, landfill gas. the legislation that was passed and approved had a huge impact on the mind-set, and i think that that's, i mean it's heartening to see developers from not just other parts of the united states but other parts of the world coming to the island, and if only that were a microcosm for what would happen in the rest of the united states, where you see the opposite trends and there's outsourcing elsewhere, and i think that if those trends continue, great for puerto rico and other places that get it, but sad for the rest of the country. >> thank you. thank you. i appreciate your comments. when you live on an island, you cannot conne

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the clydesdale horse will not take lars in the festivities. -- part. >>> the parade will be preshowed and the rose bowl coming up today as well. >> lot of fans will be watching another road parade. >> the cardinals will be taking on oklahoma state. both teams enter with 11-1 record. in our next half hour, we're going to have a live report. cardinals fans get ready to rally. i am rooting for the cardinals. >> double surprise at the stroke of midnight, what makes two new year's twins so unusual. when we come back. back ... but it's not putting him back on exhibit yet. f0 >> the san francisco zoo has its kidnapped squirrel monkey back banana sam. it's not putting him back on exhibit yet. police continue to investigate the case. a man said he found the monkey in the park in stern grove. there are question about his story since monkeys are hard to round up. people at the zoo are having trouble coping with what happened. >> we were just emotionally ill equipped do deal with this. >> banana sam is in quarantine until officials make sure he's ready to be back in public. the entire exhibit it

they will get it back and go right to the jug giew lar. -- gu gular.tiped and a great two interceptions today and no touchdown passes. the ravens would be forced to punt. the ravens are driving to the win. looks like a touchdown, but it gameave won the game. unbelievable. that is okay. they can still send it to over time with a 32-yard field goal. how bad does he feel? the patriots are going to the super bowl as they hang on to win it 23-20. >> they don't want to hear an apology. they laid it out there. i laid it out there. sometimes it is just not good enough. when you play long enough you will have games where things just didn't go your way. >> two unbelievable finishes, and that was your toyota sports report. these games are the toughest to win because it gets you into the super bowl. a great season by the 49ers, but it will be a long off season. >> first year coach, so maybe they did what they did. >> jim harbaugh will be the coach for the future, but they need wide receiver. they were just out manned. >> thanks, shu. >>> and that's it for abc7 new

. >>> it is still winner but the district's possible lar summer jobs program is now accepting applications. city residents between the ages of 14 and 21 have often lined up for a shot at the number of limited openings. they started accepting applications last week. positions with the six week paid program will be handed out on a first come first served basis. >>> dc fire and safe way teamed up in georgetown this weekend to help keep local residents safe and healthy. the event was a community wellness and safety fair. >>> one of the things we'd like to do was make sure we have a safe and healthy community. to give us an opportunity to perform some cpr instructions. do blood pressure and glucose testing. firefighters also gave stop drop and roll demonstrations. >>> the first african-american graduate of the u.s. naval academy made an appearance at the school's annual track meet, named in his honor. leslie brown earned his commission in 1-9d 49. -- in 1949. he says it is great to see others following in his footsteps. >> to see so many today, latinos, other diverse groups, we have certainly m

i don't know, lars.of this. >> let me ask people if they think about itlogically. if you didn't make jobs. how did bain capital go to $0 billion in assets. you don't make money by buying broken companies and selling the trash to somebody. you have to do it by making some companies more successful. when you are buying broken companies you are not going to have 100% success. but let me suggest something about the president that shows how clueless he is. after he addressed solyndra he said you address one company and succeed and you invest in another and you lose its. it's more like 1,000-1 in high-tech industry. this president doesn't have a clue and somebody ought to buy him one. megyn: he got married nearly a decade ago. then he waited years to sue the photographer from his wedding. he was dubbed groom-zilla. today he defends himself. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got rev

chief foreign correspondent lar ra logan has spent a lot of time in afghanistan covering the war.ood morning. >> good morning. >> here the administration is clearly, because everybody's out, the secretary of state, the secretary of defense, the president's spokesman, how will the taliban use this in afghanistan and what kind of damage does it do to the united states' effort in afghanistan? >> it's a gift for the taliban really. it reinforces all of their propaganda. they want the world to believe, afghans, that the u.s. has no regard for the afghan people and no regard for islam. this video reinforces that message. it does their job for them. the fact that u.s. marines and u.s. soldiers have built mosques for example the length and breadth of afghanistan. no one cares about that. that's not the image that will endure. this will endure. the damage is already done. >> they'll use this to recruit new fighters? >> no question. absolutely. >> how does the united states in afghanistan contain the damage immediately? >> doesn't think there's anything the united states can do. they'll bri

writer yoevski wrote then you think about a crime is lar crime. >> okay.hat might be a little deep. let's just say it's a little of both. >> the video's real. i mean, there's nothing being fake. like the car being crushed is not faked. it's not a cgi tank. >> the guy got into an armored vehicle and crushed a car on an actual street. but everything else is completely staged. >> that is correct. there's no trickery or special effects, but the smashes of the mercedes is a setup. but why? in lithuania, wealthy citizens flout the law and park their automobiles wherever they want. >> i could see fancy cars parked in bike lane, for example. and i don't like it. if you are wealthy and you own big and expensive cars, this doesn't mean you have more rights in the city. >> these laws are fined, but it doesn't dissuade them from breaking the law. >> it's quite cheap. the first fine will be $5. the second will be much bigger. and the third one just could be $200, $3 hurkds. >> the mayor decides to take matters into his own hands. he comes up with a plan he thinks will

i do not proceed around this path which is try to sec as you -- sec ue lar. we are a believing people. the declaration of independence started it buy saying they are not created guy governor but the creator. i will fight to defsh america's tradition as a religious nation. >>> come and state your name and your question please. >> my name is ann ford. can you convince me as a true conservative why we should vote for you oh moderate republican against any of the other candidates? when you flip flop if you are elected and break campaign promises like obama has. >> you get to know me best buy looking at my record as governor. i served for four years. in that responsibility i had a number of issues that came to my desk. i served as a conservative governor. we balanced the budget every year for four years. at the end of the term we put in place the $2 billion rainy day fund even though we started with a budget gap. we cut taxes 19 times i empowered state police to enforce immigration law. i was able to implement english immersion in our schools. we drove the schools

the united nations security council is taking up a draft resolution this week calling for bashar a lar to step down. i suspected u.s. drone strike in southern yemen on monday night. security officials say american missiles struck a province near the areas taken over by militant group. >>> u.s. republican presidential candidate newt gingrich is blaming what he calls dishonest campaign ads by opponent mitt romney for his poor performance in the poor with the florida primary hours away, romney surged ahead of gingrich by 14 points. >>> united nations nuclear experts say japanese regulators need to improve their plans for dealing with severe accidents. they've been studying the stress tests that tokyo ordered after the fukushima daiichi. whether the plants themselves are safe. those are the headlines from cnn. the world news leader. i'm zain verjee and "world business today" starts now. >>> good morning to you from cnn london. i'm nina does santos. >> i'm andrew stephens. welcome to "world business today." it's tuesday january 31st. the e.u. has all but sealed the fiscal future of the euro

i do not proceed around this path which is try to sec as you -- sec ue lar. we are a believing people. the declaration of independence started it buy saying they are not created guy governor but the creator. i will fight to defsh america's tradition as a religious nation. >>> come and state your name and your question please. >> my name is ann ford. can you convince me as a true conservative why we should vote for you oh moderate republican against any of the other candidates? when you flip flop if you are elected and break campaign promises like obama has. >> you get to know me best buy looking at my record as governor. i served for four years. in that responsibility i had a number of issues that came to my desk. i served as a conservative governor. we balanced the budget every year for four years. at the end of the term we put in place the $2 billion rainy day fund even though we started with a budget gap. we cut taxes 19 times i empowered state police to enforce immigration law. i was able to implement english immersion in our schools. we drove the schools

all right mitt romney looks like he's meeting the junk lar attack.bout newt gingrich's background and that pesky little ethics investigation he was sanctioned for. >> he was a leader for four years as speaker of the house. and at the end of four years it was proven that he was a film leader and he had to resign in disgrace. >> ouch. that's nasty. but, you know what, this is something that newt gingrich had to know was coming. it's not like this hasn't been a very public affair for newt gingrich, as affairs. and i would like to know what you think about florida. are they going to start chalking up all of these things, the affairs, the other women, that issue, and now the ethics issue getting lumped on to that? >> we said all along, character counts. it is an important issue to discuss. apparently in south carolina they like the bad boy down there and went for newt gingrich. i think mitt romney is going to have a tough time in florida. she does well with seniors. but earp talking about the latino vote. cuban-americans tend to be very conservative, soci

we just got to make that part of the ve knack lar. as the government gets engaged in keeping the banks afloat, that they are also reinvesting in america. the major thing also, dylan, is we have to deal with the foreclosure problem. people have -- all americans should stop pointing fingers at each other. we all know what happened. this was a lending system that was able to do a bunch of bad things. make loans to people that shouldn't have been made. it got a lot of people into trouble. that's ancient history. we can point fingers if we want, but we need to stabilize the housing industry. make sure people get into the kind of moirrtgages they it shod have gotten into. if we don't consider principle reductions, all the folks under water, they are looking at walking away from their home or just don't know what to do. that's not going to help our situation. and deal with the vacant and abandoned properties. hud has a program. there's a perfect opportunity for us to refinance all these mortgages out of the realm of facing foreclosure. we ha